I have a hard time understanding how anyone, particularly conservatives, can be so cavalier about Bush policies and actions:
* to spy on Americans without a warrant (Congress has held firm on a more accountable FISA bill)
* that allow torture (they call it "enhanced interrogation") of suspects held in US custody despite existing laws and treaty obligations(Congress has enacted new legislation to prevent it - Bush vetoed)
* enable the government to be more secretive than ever (the Dem Congress introduced several "open government bills" - FOIA, PRA, Contract Reform, etc" that have been blocked by Republicans or vetoed by Bush)
* spend more recklessly than any recent Administration and attempt to shield the spending through off-budget "special appropriations"
* politicize the Dept of Justice then refuse to respond to Congressional subpoenas.
* manipulate government scientific data to further a political agenda
* use signing statements and EOs to overturn the will of Congress and former Presidents
* use the RNC as its political arm to skirt election laws through programs of voter caging
* and on and on and on
Fortunately, those Bush apologists and sycophants are becoming increasingly marginalized.
ace..what you call "bias", I call an expectation that a president will abide by the rule of law and the Constitution.